Inkscape plug in windows#

It's not exactly crucial to have this in Inkscape, but having gotten used to CAD-like ways of controlling translations, scaling, rotations etc, I sometimes miss them (especially when doing geometrical/symmetrical/technical like drawings). I was interested in this too, having worked a few years with AutoCAD. Anyway, still stepping a little in the dark. For the time being I have dowloaded the release you told me and I'm testing something here and there. In this case, if those files have not been deleted, it should be enough to uncomment the line shown by suv. If the only step required (apart from merge) is to uncomment a line of a file, I don't see many problems in doing it.Īs you are using those tools, could you list me the ones working and the ones leading to crash? If I will be able to do it, I'd like to release a version with no easter eggs insideĮDIT: I guess that Uwe Scholer does not own any branch, so everything should be already in the trunk.

I'm waiting for the further development of the BSpline tool and then I will try to merge those two branches in one with LPE enabled. I will have to investigate a bit, but I guess it is possible. What would be super generous of you would be to compile it to have the Livespiro, Bspline AND these experimental LPEs all in the same build.

Inkscape plug in windows#

I use the Uwe build myself, but let me know if you compile and make a windows build available. On that same thread there's a link to a video that's also very nice. I don't know if that's enough info for you to compile it yourself. You can try out the draft version of these path effects but do note that some of them don't work at all and will immediately crash your Inkscape.Ĭompiling this version for yourself is a little more complicated but there are instructions -from ~suv, when ~suv used to post on this forum here. Druban wrote:Hi Brainless, I can point you to the page with the last development version(r11789) that Uwe Scholer compiled containing these experimental LPEs for Windows.